Still time for you to catch these shooting stars

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In deciding where to invest your money, we think it’s usually far better to pay realistic or even high prices for good-quality stocks than to buy seemingly cheap low-quality stuff. Or, as the saying goes, never try to catch a falling knife. The risk just isn’t worth it. At the same time, though, good quality stocks do sometimes fall to levels that are very attractive—especially if the company has a sound plan to turn things around. Dream Office dropped to as low as $14 in early 2016, mostly because of its ties to Alberta and falling oil prices. However, it began implementing a strategic plan to sell properties to shift its focus away from Alberta. The units are now up 133% for our subscribers since then, and we think they can go a lot higher for you. Chemtrade dropped to as low as $8 in early 2019, down from $20 in 2017. The fall was due to a number of negative factors…